02 Jan 05
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Originally posted by Kapil Gainthe time zone settings are also limited to just 12 hours ....
The Time Zone setting at the RHP has only whole numbers (+1, +2, +3 etc.). There's no time zone setting such as +1/2. I would request Russ to introduce the 'halves' too. Please 🙂
some older people need to adjust for 30 or 40 years, i could probably do with 15 or 20.
a 92 year old told me : his new wife is ok, he is starting to get used to her ... his old one left him for another man during the war ... the second world war ... he married his new one straight away: no point wasting time.
04 Jan 05
Originally posted by AikoIncorrect. All International Time Zones have "hour increments" If a particular area within that zone has a 1/2 hour setting it is a local adjustment only - usually based on a daylight saving factor.
If not mistaken, Flexmore doesn't realise there are people living in a time zone with an half an hour offset.
Here in NZ we are 13 hrs ahead of GMT due to the 1hr NZDST that prevails, and all provided for in the RHP time zone settings.
skeeter
04 Jan 05
Originally posted by skeeterIn Newfoundland, they are 1/2 an hour off as well. Look it up.
Incorrect. All International Time Zones have "hour increments" If a particular area within that zone has a 1/2 hour setting it is a local adjustment only - usually based on a daylight saving factor.
Here in NZ we are 13 hrs ahead of GMT due to the 1hr NZDST that prevails, and all provided for in the RHP time zone settings.
skeeter
http://www.atlanticcanada.worldweb.com/TravelEssentials/TimeZones/8-188.html